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  1. RE: techhub.social/@sizemo/1170788

    ✅️️ Created the pull request to make the header image alt editable
    ✅️️ got a script to rebuild the site and the docker containers to make updating the website easier

    #indieweb #smallweb #hugo #blog #ssg

  2. RE: techhub.social/@sizemo/1170788

    ✅️️ Created the pull request to make the header image alt editable
    ✅️️ got a script to rebuild the site and the docker containers to make updating the website easier

  3. We are exploring @statichost, an elegant solution for hosting static websites in the EU.

    First of all, registering an account on statichost is exceptionally fast and simple. Given that the web has turned into a giant mall, full of trackers, heavy websites, annoying pop-ups and banners, etc., having to simply enter an email address on a lightweight website to create an account feels really good.

    Then, to add a website, you specify the Git repository comprising its source code, and how to build the pages. statichost relies on containers for the build jobs. Template configurations are available for building websites made with well-known static CMS (e.g., Zola, Hugo, Jekyll), but any OCI/Docker image can be used. You can even publish directly the content of a Git branch, which is the option we opted for. This way, we can keep our current CI/CD pipeline without major changes. We only added a final step to our pipeline to trigger the publication process on statichost via a webhook.

    We encourage you explore EU-based and user-respecting solutions such as statichost when it comes to your IT infrastructure. Our engineers are here to assist you if needed.

    #statichost #StaticWebsite #CMS #DevOps #Git #Privacy #Zola #Jekyll #Hugo #EU #EuropeanAlternatives #BuyEuropean #BuyFromEU

  4. We are exploring @statichost, an elegant solution for hosting static websites in the EU.

    First of all, registering an account on statichost is exceptionally fast and simple. Given that the web has turned into a giant mall, full of trackers, heavy websites, annoying pop-ups and banners, etc., having to simply enter an email address on a lightweight website to create an account feels really good.

    Then, to add a website, you specify the Git repository comprising its source code, and how to build the pages. statichost relies on containers for the build jobs. Template configurations are available for building websites made with well-known static CMS (e.g., Zola, Hugo, Jekyll), but any OCI/Docker image can be used. You can even publish directly the content of a Git branch, which is the option we opted for. This way, we can keep our current CI/CD pipeline without major changes. We only added a final step to our pipeline to trigger the publication process on statichost via a webhook.

    We encourage you explore EU-based and user-respecting solutions such as statichost when it comes to your IT infrastructure. Our engineers are here to assist you if needed.

    #statichost #StaticWebsite #CMS #DevOps #Git #Privacy #Zola #Jekyll #Hugo #EU #EuropeanAlternatives #BuyEuropean #BuyFromEU

  5. I have yet to see a single ATproto-blog article of mine to outdo my Hugo-based articles. I've tried every ATblog platform available and none became halfway close to my #Hugo blogs.

    And I can't figure out why. Are #ATblogs simply not attractive for search results? Too many JavaScripts?

    #GoHugo

  6. stop putting pumpkins in things in august because it makes me specifically mad

    sizemo.net/post/welcome-to-aug

  7. "Creating new Hugo posts with a bash script"

    I am continuing my quest to automate as much as possible on this Hugo site with the goal of, mainly, avoiding repetitive tasks prone to error...

    🔗 ricard.dev/creating-new-hugo-p

    #Automation #Hugo

  8. "Creating new Hugo posts with a bash script"

    I am continuing my quest to automate as much as possible on this Hugo site with the goal of, mainly, avoiding repetitive tasks prone to error...

    🔗 ricard.dev/creating-new-hugo-p

    #Automation #Hugo

  9. RE: woof.tech/@red/117076390898098

    Ok, the first test version of furrymix.es is up and live containing stuff by dear friends of mine from the events we've enjoyed along the way.

    I'm actually super proud of how this turned out for 3-4 hours work, at least 1 of which was debugging hugo issues.

    Got something to add? Issue or PR at github.com/Hibby/furrymixes

    #furry #dj #music #hugo

  10. RE: woof.tech/@red/117076390898098

    Ok, the first test version of furrymix.es is up and live containing stuff by dear friends of mine from the events we've enjoyed along the way.

    I'm actually super proud of how this turned out for 3-4 hours work, at least 1 of which was debugging hugo issues.

    Got something to add? Issue or PR at github.com/Hibby/furrymixes

    #furry #dj #music #hugo

  11. I don't rightly know where Mastodon stands on AI usage but the most impressive thing I have ever seen was Docker's Gordon AI fixing all my #Hugo #docker #caddy mess to just...make everything work together. that was absolutely incredible.

  12. I don't rightly know where Mastodon stands on AI usage but the most impressive thing I have ever seen was Docker's Gordon AI fixing all my mess to just...make everything work together. that was absolutely incredible.

  13. With static site generators, it pays to use a theme that's actively maintained (and to keep your site updated).

    I've never been terribly religious about theme updates in #Hugo and #Zola, but I'm starting to (reluctantly) believe.

  14. With static site generators, it pays to use a theme that's actively maintained (and to keep your site updated).

    I've never been terribly religious about theme updates in #Hugo and #Zola, but I'm starting to (reluctantly) believe.

  15. "Validating Frontmatter in Markdown"

    Now that I’ve migrated my site to Hugo, I have been adding a bunch of scripts to make my life simpler...

    🔗 ricard.dev/validating-frontmat

    #Automation #Hugo #NodeJS

  16. "Validating Frontmatter in Markdown"

    Now that I’ve migrated my site to Hugo, I have been adding a bunch of scripts to make my life simpler...

    🔗 ricard.dev/validating-frontmat

    #Automation #Hugo #NodeJS

  17. Alright I figured out a blog setup and I wrote a little bit. I still have a lot of tweaking to do to the site but the main goal was to just write. #hugo #indieweb #blog sizemo.net/post/hello-again/

  18. Alright I figured out a blog setup and I wrote a little bit. I still have a lot of tweaking to do to the site but the main goal was to just write. sizemo.net/post/hello-again/

  19. "Migrating from WordPress to Hugo"

    After-action report on the process of migrating this site...

    🔗 ricard.dev/migrating-from-word

    #Hugo #WordPress

  20. "Migrating from WordPress to Hugo"

    After-action report on the process of migrating this site...

    🔗 ricard.dev/migrating-from-word

    #Hugo #WordPress

  21. So I did my #hugo voting. Except I missed some because I thought the deadline was midnight, but it was actually noon.

    am/pm FAIL! (And yes, this post was time delayed!)

    #worldcon #LAconV

  22. So I did my #hugo voting. Except I missed some because I thought the deadline was midnight, but it was actually noon.

    am/pm FAIL! (And yes, this post was time delayed!)

    #worldcon #LAconV

  23. Naty S @eclecticpassions ·

    My creation!

    ➡️ burgeonlab.com/html-day-2026.h

    It was very freeing to write from scratch compared to using a . I ought to do it more often!

    PS. Had a horrid time trying to publish a plain HTML page bypassing templates/layout lookup order. It works in `hugo server` but not when running `hugo`. I resorted to just putting the HTML in the static folder.

  24. My #HTMLday creation!

    ➡️ burgeonlab.com/html-day-2026.h

    It was very freeing to write from scratch compared to using a #SSG. I ought to do it more often!

    PS. Had a horrid time trying to publish a plain HTML page bypassing #Hugo templates/layout lookup order. It works in `hugo server` but not when running `hugo`. I resorted to just putting the HTML in the static folder.

    #HTMLDay2026 #webdev #website #poetry #CreativeWriting #writingcommunity #smallweb #indieweb #BurgeonLab

  25. Compare CommonMark, GitHub Flavored Markdown, and Pandoc Markdown syntax, including tables, footnotes, math, metadata, and portability.

    #Markdown #Hugo #documentation #wiki

    glukhov.org/documentation-tool

  26. Compare CommonMark, GitHub Flavored Markdown, and Pandoc Markdown syntax, including tables, footnotes, math, metadata, and portability.

    glukhov.org/documentation-tool

  27. While I'm migrating one of my sites from #WordPress to #Hugo, Matt posted this.

    I wonder how the majority uses WordPress. This platform has long neglected basic blogging and has become a beast of unused features.

    Is it too late for WordPress to be a blogging tool?

    ma.tt/2026/08/our-core-divisio

  28. While I'm migrating one of my sites from #WordPress to #Hugo, Matt posted this.

    I wonder how the majority uses WordPress. This platform has long neglected basic blogging and has become a beast of unused features.

    Is it too late for WordPress to be a blogging tool?

    ma.tt/2026/08/our-core-divisio

  29. @normplum For sure, I already have 4 other #Hugo sites, so I'm comfortable with it.

  30. @normplum For sure, I already have 4 other #Hugo sites, so I'm comfortable with it.

  31. My ricard.dev blog has been running #WordPress since 2010. I think it's time to move the content to Markdown and create a #Hugo site.

    In these 16 years I only got like 200 comments, which was my appeal for keeping WordPress and its out of the box comment system.

    With the current state of blogging and engagement, moving to a static site makes sense. Discussion can happen here on #Mastodon instead.

    Thoughts?

  32. My ricard.dev blog has been running #WordPress since 2010. I think it's time to move the content to Markdown and create a #Hugo site.

    In these 16 years I only got like 200 comments, which was my appeal for keeping WordPress and its out of the box comment system.

    With the current state of blogging and engagement, moving to a static site makes sense. Discussion can happen here on #Mastodon instead.

    Thoughts?